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Gpt3 is going to kill Google. News outlets have already died. What exists today is not news. Those aren't journalists. The AI can already write better.
by shyn3 4y ago
Gpt3 is going to kill Google.
News outlets have already died. What exists today is not news. Those aren't journalists. The AI can already write better.
- lolsowrong 4y agoIt probably also means that the AI can write better advertisements than what currently exists.
- Jensson 4y agoGpt3 is definitely not going to kill Google. Gpt4 might though, but probably not, large companies are hard to kill and Google is at the forefront of this kind of research so likely they would counter with their own language model. Imagine if the thousands of data scientists and billions of compute that currently goes towards improving search gets retasked with making language models, that would happen really quickly if Googles main source of revenue gets challenged.
- shyn3 4y agoThey won't because that's just how transitions happen. They would need to completely change how their interface works and pivot from their current customer base. Someone will figure out a way to make a hyper localized chat bot which sends referral links. I'm not too sure of the different levels of machine learning but and got but gpt3 chat and services like it are time saving. I was able to watch a non technical person buy a VM from linode, deploy debian, setup WordPress behind nginx and setup ssl offloading. Google would never be able to help. The person would just quit from overload.
- Jensson 4y agoGoogle has already pivoted in that direction, they already try to answer questions directly in the response window instead of just providing links. All they would need to do is make a language model provide those answers instead when it is sure enough. And that would also solve other issues such as trying to validate those answers. The language model could get the first response page and base its answer on those, basically summarising the first 10 pages making it way more reliable than ChatGPT is now.
- shyn3 4y agoThey won't do it though. They can't risk the cash cow they have. Think Digg when they came out with the current Reddit design.